tinctured (Meaning)

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tinctured (imp. & p. p.)

of Tincture

The windows were tinctured with iridescent hues, casting an ethereal glow on the surroundings.
The painter's brush dipped into the tinctured canvas, leaving vibrant strokes that danced with color.
The air was tinctured with the sweet scent of jasmine, carried by a gentle breeze.
The tea was tinctured with a delicate blend of herbs, promising a soothing and aromatic experience.
The precious metal gleamed with a tinctured hue, reflecting the sun's golden rays.
The wine's rich color was tinctured with the essence of ripe grapes, promising a full-bodied taste.
The skin was tinctured with a faint rosiness, hinting at a hidden blush.
The marble statue was tinctured with centuries of history, bearing the marks of time and artistry.
The alchemist blended tinctures with meticulous care, seeking the key to unlocking ancient secrets.
The potion simmered on the stove, tinctured with a mysterious mix of ingredients, its purpose unknown.

of Tincture

tinted, painted, dyed, tinged,colored, stained, hued, tinct, varicolored, colorized

colorless, unstained, unstained,white, colorless, liquid, white, uncolored, unpainted, unpainted

The windows were tinctured with iridescent hues, casting an ethereal glow on the surroundings.

The painter's brush dipped into the tinctured canvas, leaving vibrant strokes that danced with color.

The air was tinctured with the sweet scent of jasmine, carried by a gentle breeze.

The tea was tinctured with a delicate blend of herbs, promising a soothing and aromatic experience.